Posted on 17/02/2018
Posted on 17/02/2018
Posted on 25/10/2016
René by MakeNoise is called “Cartesian Sequencer” because of it’s abilitiy to jump around non-linearly in a sequence, controlled by external voltages. This makes it possible to generate endless variations on the 16 steps in a sequence, since the position and pattern can be constantly shifted. Another great feature of René is the size. Compared to […]
Posted on 05/10/2016
The Befaco BK22 “Sallen-Key” filter is branded as a clone of the early Korg MS-20 filters. The build is very decent, with eye-grabbing design, and big white buttons for the Cutoff. The module contains 2 identical filters, that each can be used in either LPF or HPF mode, and chained. The level can be driven […]
Posted on 11/07/2016
Acquired Date: May 2016 A new plugin for treating (mainly) vocals. Running alongside other vocoders in the studio: Logic EVOC-20.
Posted on 24/05/2016
ANA is definitely a well-equppped subtractive synth, capable of producing all standard virtual analog flavours. Plenty of everything, and a large modulation matrix caters for some very complex possibilities. I acquired it mostly because of the randomizing feature, which is very much in line with my current generative music experiments. And ANA does deliver some wildly unpredictable […]
Posted on 23/05/2016
Metaphysical Functions is a part of Native Instruments’ Reaktor package – currently at version 6. So you need to have Reaktor installed to use the instrument. It has been a part of Reaktor for a long time, so even early versions of the program may contain it, since it is part of the official NI […]
Posted on 19/04/2016
In early 2016 I acquired the Arkaos “Grand VJ” software. This Mac OSX app can run MIDI-synchronised video, graphics and images to the music. You assign clips and images to MIDI note numbers and send these numbers from your DAW or MIDI sequencer in sync with the music. You can even perform the video live on […]
Posted on 31/03/2016
Posted on 03/02/2016
Acquired: September 2015 This excellent Eurorack module can be used and abused in many interesting ways. It is featured quite heavily in Fluxic Live Studio Concerts. The unit can read WAV samples off a USB memory stick, and grainify them under voltage control. Check it out on MuffWiggler
Posted on 01/02/2016
Fluxic now incorporates a full TV-station With the addition of the Telestream WireCast software for the Mac Pro, future Fluxic events and concerts can now be live streamed directly from the studio. I am currently carrying out experiments with a basic setup of 2 HDMI cameras and a webcam, with extra cameras planned. Expect the first webcast […]